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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-10
Just FROM fho noiJ LaId.
lsrtciAL ~ ruu ArFFAL.

LIrnE R.CE, ARK., September o.
Tho R5y. W. q. Mi..sL pastor OF tho
Center sueet Myhodli; Episcopal
church South, Of This city, who has
bton absent on ua sx,ouded visit 70
the Eiat through tho Holy Land, etc.,
arrived homo today, ard will rceupy
his pulpit o. sunday. io Ieit Little
Rock for Cairo, Egypt, Iasi Ja1uary,
AnI has Waited OH plints Of interest
la the Eist slnos Mo absence. He 10
tho John Wesley u Afkansal, and
one Of the mos. eloquent pulpit ora
tors ia the puuulfv.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-10
MileheII.toMn Quiet.

DUBLIN, September 9.-Mitchells.
town is qliet tonight. Mr.. Dillon
remains there. but Mr.. LAbouchere
has gone to Cork. The persons killed
were an old man named Riordau, a
resident Of the locality, and an elderly
csbman from Fernery. The injuries
received by the police consist princl.
pally Of scalp wounds and bruises.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-10
ME- nrrrinn anlIiH

MuSEiFjIIs, MiSS., $ ptomber 3.
"A BIokonbow, Neb., special 10 the
Tribune saysi Atio'olocs this after.
noon Ms. Sarah j. oyedon, charged
Sith the murder Of Ter husband, was
iound guilty and sentenced 20 twenty
five years imprisormen, Mrs. Over
ton shot her husband, and 10 tho cor.
oner's inquest testified that he bad
committed suicide. Her daughter
gave the evidence that convicted the
mother oi the murder,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-10
AUST RIA.
EndeavorinE 60 ProIopE the Army
LaM-

vienna, September 9-During the
councils at Pesih Of Auhtro- Hungarian
minister, on the budget for the En-.
pire, negotiations went on for the pro.
longatIon Of the army law. The En-.
peror was emphatic 10 urging the ne.
cespity Of prolonginR the law. The
continuance In power Of the Taaie
ministry is sssured, Count Won
Taaie being the only s,atesman In
Austria able o command tho majority
In favor Of the prolongation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-10
CABLEaRAns

CAIRo.-The river Nile is falling
steadily.
LoSDoS.-The Crown Prince and
Princess OF Portugal sailed from
Southampton Tor Liobon today.
MALTA.-There were seven new
cases OF cholera With seven deaths
during the past twenty.iour hours.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-10
HAw wall.
Rx.Premier wilder Interviewed
Concerning the Loan.


ConcerninE the Loan.
SAN Francisco, CAL, September o.
-Ex Premier Wilder, Of the Hawaiian
Islands, president and principal owner
OF the Hawaiian Steamship. Company,
has arrived from London. Being
asked with reference 10 the loan for
which he was negotiating In London.
he replied that bonds for 81 10000
had been placed, and within twenty.
four hours OF the timo when the news
OF the Hawaiian troubles was received
he would have bsen in possession Of
the money. He claims the delay was
caused by this news, but II is only
temporary and within three months
the lean will be negotiated.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-10

SAu FRAECBoD To-day IL q legal
holiday In California, i boug iho
thlrty-seyenth anniversary ol The ad'
mission Of California into the Ullon.
Business Ia almost entirely suspended
throughout the State, and celebrations
are being held In oil large cities
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-10
nnrnnni M Hn.nIr.hnrr

BERIIs, September s. The Pfovin.
clal Union Al Koenissburg today gave
q grand dinner 10 Archjuks Albrech,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
THE CZAR NOT FOR WAR
onpos,yG HIS BELLICOsE MINISTER'S

ox,,rcr WOULD ENDANGEE TURKEY AND fo'
s,n, v .usrRIA-IEss DISTURBANCE IN TIE hAsi
nrTwrrN FRANCE AND GERMANY.
lBY CABLE To rliE rRBUNEl
,oxnoy. Dec. 3l-The Vienna correspondent oi
srbe Daily Telegraph says: "lhe prospect lor
Al. next twelve months is lively enough Ihc
var abou, to begin may we'll see the collapse
~ ore at least Of the great powers ana oi o"o
or three minor states. The elements OF d''''.o-
yration are not confined to Turkey. and IL Is n,r
take 10 suppose that in of war Buis Is viz
onN small country whose existence wouiu ~
imperillcd In Vienna there Is c"l'"',"',0
anxiety for the Immediate future EVer!oous
fools that the new year opens under unpie"San'
ausniccs somewhat rcassIiing Item Oh lh'cl'i'
gonce comes. however, from Crac0w' Inc
.rs,cnik Polslzi hears from st. Petersburg 'h''U
a,,rnr the recent Ministerial council the Gar de
.,,,cd that he would have no war. AMI actually
.hoo, his fist at one of Tie Ministers who had
r,anifcsted bcllicose views am inclined to be-
Move there is some foundation for this story
The Car has lately told different members OF his
on,ourace that he wished 10 avoid war. Inc as
,oc, ~ affairs on the AuStr0Russian frontier Is
,brcatcning enough, but il is good deal worse
on tho borders of France and Germany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
THE FiRE REcORD

MORE uAIAGr nN WAILK THAN ny FIAMEa
aic VAS discovered oafy yesterday in the store OF
fsmusla Gotlhcfr. manufacturers 81 oluthug. the
nIrd aoof of No al Broadway and mot cxnguishcd
uHf i hl dtIui.,l neatly Hu tho -fook in the store
Too hiGgs probably ucrc caused by Hu over heated
sDtc. 'ir Nanuels said tlai bis firm. probably
rDui uff hs less than faUOO. Ihe stock Insured
frt $1,000 hl uuf tuutuufs. in' lng The Equitable Of
tus DiN. water uerl iH tAnl uHu ths hfr went dONn
in.u fh' fnnus of tr itiiNsT NfIu-s Manufacturing
COMPANY in hc IDUiud f0Is. and damaged stock nf
hf' kNrtr 4 member ul thc rouufuf -II the damage
would he nrallN sio.Opo The stock Was Insured iur
= 1880 Toe ihe Nsfttu lr. Lancaster Merchants Ntuy.
f..HHt aud Nanufittuifl auI Builders toupane=
turf Losses ln tIf IIdll Nfit sight etcrpi that ID
VII cost about ~ 0,s' tn pm ihe buIdiag ih pain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
EXPLOSION IN BOYCOTTED WORKS.
THREE MEN KILLED FOUR FATALLY WOUNDED AND
FIFTY INJURED.

THREE MEN KILLED, FOUR FATALLY WOUNDED AND
FIFTY INJURED.
AKRON. Ohio, Dec. 81 (spee'ab.-Two large boilers in
J. +. seberling & Co.'S Engine, Mower and Reaper
Works burst ut o'clock this forenoon wreckng large
portion of the extensive factory, killing three men and
terribly woundIng four Others besides inurng fully fifty
This the shop that has been under boycott here
for past and dreadful stories out this evening
the Of the explosion. There Is that 1t
the result OF plot to blow up the shop but this Is so
heartless that is not generally credited The boilers
were located in wOstOry brick structure situated In
square the buildings forming the works proper that
the explosion fairly shattered the entire structure, in
which 300 men were employed. Three men-William and
Rudolph Zander and william BrOwnwere directly over
the boilers and were horribly muated, Rudolph only
escaping with life. Joseph Weaver crushed by the
falling wall j. +. Warner, f. H. Cowen, Oliver Buss aud
C. Dut were dshgured their arms and legs broken and
they will probably die Fully fifty men were knocked
down by tho force Of the shock and badly cut with flying
glass and debris.
Lincoln Long, temporary engineer, says that he had
lust left the building when the explosion took place and
hurt lie says lie had but ninety pounds OF steam
and that the boilers twothrds full Of water. Will
lam Brown was for hour under the burning timbers.
He called to those working tho wreck, telling them
that the fire was upon him. When taken out he dead,
His arms, ribs aud shoulders broken and the hesh
burned from Ills legs in shocking manner The loss to
the factory IS fully 100000 An Investigation to tho
cause Will be demanded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
rrAR or DISASTER 10 fISHERmFy.

GInUcL-TtR Mass. Dee. ~ This year has been an
Improbable aud disastrous 10 tho fishermen from
.s port The loss Tins year has exceeded the average
The figures show total loss Of twenty six VESSELS with
tonnage of 10 12G valued at si52JOO aud insured for
Sllo23l. The number Of lives lost Is l3Z Tho Christ
and New Year gales proved calamitous The losses
from December / 10 March comprised twelve vessels
three with crews OF forty men, while twenty four
other ust their lives while visiting travis or were
washed overheard Tho total loss sixty six lives AMI
nearly 100000 worth ~ property In these gales -Four
teen women are lett widows and thIty five children
fah"te-s u L. rarely that December passes without inc
loss of fishing vessel hut yet IN the present month
no loss has been reported only vessel has been lost
IN The trand Banks habut nahrry, while the losses IN
Tue haddo'k hshccb have been greater than those III any
other branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
DrssENsIoNs AMONG TIE KNIGHTS.

There general officers Of the knights OF Labor
lcgsated out Office at the last session OF the General
Assembly. They Homer L. McGraw. the insurance
secretary and John Caville the general auditor They
intend fight In the courts necessary to prevent De-
Ing deposed II Is said that the cigarmakers in Local As
sembly No 2sll who work in John W. Sons shop, are
dissatisfied and takngof going into the International
Union. These the only cgarmakcrs In the city who
are members Of the Knights of Labor. The brewers also
have announced their intention OF leaving
tho Knights OF Labor to form national
trades AMI affiliate with the American Federation
OF Trades Tie cause OF this il the reduction of wages
I'm Philadelphia from $lS $5 and from SIS to Sl2 by
the master OF that city with the consent OF the
Knights Of Labor Secretary Ieerbandt of the Journey
mems Unon in York. Is in Philadelphia to assist
the men on strike there against the reduction The
Irrcrs JDuriui, the official organ OF the jorneyInen
comes out in an editorial to-day denouncng the knights
Of Labor unmeasurcd terms. II IS said mat many
other trades are contemplating withdrawal from the
Knights OF Labor in case special session OF the General
Assembly Is not called within a short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
MlscElLANEors RAnwAY NrLLlIGENCE

BosToN Dee 3l-Iicorgc L. COnnor has been appointed
general passenger and ticket agent II The Old Colony
I,niroad wee Jacob sprngue who has been appointed
auditor of The company MI Common VIII continue
a. passenger agent OF The tall hlNcr Line.
CONCoGD. y. H.. dec. SILT said that the Boston
and Lnwoil Railroad Company substantially completed
ucsoaiions ior the leasing Of the iassumpsic road n
short since and that The terms Then submitted nave
been practically accepted
BosToN Dee 3f-The earning. ot the New YORK and
New England Railroad for November were S3i71OJ, AN
Increase of SJg4pJ over November 1850 operating ex-
peu.rH r2U7 V12, increase OF t&SiJ2 net earnings
Z 80. 7J1, an Increase OF flHOil.
BOSTON, Dec 20 CPecial l.-Gencml George stark, the
we'll known ciii engineer, who Mas appointed hy the
I,af,nd Commissioners examine and test The Mcigs
Elevated Railroad n hast Cambridge has ni'lo favor
D,r rerurf thereon iic recommends That the structure
be- regulated Ia certain limits by the Board
ButFAio Dee 81 tsyecai,. . The sat of the bondhold
en- apnnst the Buffalo, Sew lofk and Philadelphia Rail
road was afHisd bsure Judge 'orbct today. The at
toinsys tot the platinum were unable Ia complete cif ar
s,iiuent aid IA. 1Jnwincd unni January H.
when u was asioed to suhlnlt thc 'ase.
Charles Head has resigned the I"siiion " general
manager of the lAuu lslaud haaa pany W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
lcREEING IRON 4 MOB And RIOT BILI
MUNICIPALITIES TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSS
..rIIi. sNSIEM.

NINIIIPALITIF' To bE T'F'5r r0'7'''' "
TO CHANGE THE JURY SYSTEM.
Culc,Go Dec. 81 (SpeciaD. Representatives oi the
Citizens Association the oquos Union League anu the
Commercial club nave agreed upon TWO pls 10 DC pre-
ene during the coming session OF the legislature one
IA " moh and riot bill and the other provides for the
choosing of Jurors by jury commissioners. The pertinent
terms Of the former are: The liability or cites, towis
and villages for sum not exceed heequarterS OF the
appraised value OF any property destroyed u! oo, -
S,ng riot nroyiding that the owner OF such property
did ngt hy any act abct the riot II aer tne
owner of the threatened property nothes the proper
oic.l Of te CITY county village such official does not
pce the necessary guard about the property ana IS
ctroyel the official shalt deemed guilty OF lnalfeas
an,r ~ ollce and on conviction removed. The Jury ol
vests the power OF appointing three Jury @ r
IN majority of tho Judges Of each county or the nist
three sS chosen one shall hold his Office for one year. one
for two years aud for three years Ihe aies an o o
such commissioners arc 10 colnpne isen & uo nas on
, iron, time TO timo select the required Jurors anu
grand Jurors from such list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
coNrnoL or no nrnrQrE ANp s1orx crrY

The contest tl control of the Dubuque and sioux
city Railroad Company reached the couTts yesterday
Ihe mcmncrs o. the hrm Of T. H. Hartman Co. the
senior partner ~ which director ~ the Illinois Cen
tra Hailroad. obtained from Judge Donohuc wit Of
mandamus directed tO h, mcnhcrs of the firm Of John
Patton 4 60 and 10 thc MctfOpuntfn Trust Company or
dofiug them crhIht to the IlarTimaus thc arstcr
IA" Dubuque and sioux city Railroad and The
o It's The wrtt intde rctufuabie
been erucst.i Tor week because the Officers of the
Iauy refused the personal application U }. ~ Hartman
Tor list ~ let's The nearing Viii Doe an Interest
inr pIubaly tue oit ct the company viii
present quc4fIos to tc puIiosea foI which tao
list OF AtoC khoIlcTh 10 10 bc u+cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
TRYING 10 DESTROY 4 coal rooL.

PirrsnuRG. Dec 81 The small coal operators Of tho
url and fourth pools trying 70 devise scheme 70
inc WITH thc miners for tie purpose o blca.ins ny
the ritsbuIg and sOatnorn coal pool The pool il COM
posed large operators who propose 10 control
prices below Louisville order o tie losses they
suffer at Cincinnati and through competition with The
kauawba operators. Tho small operators wish the
miners 10 refuse load coal for points oclow Louis
Vile AT less than three cents bu-he and already INC
majority the miner. have agreed To- the s'scuc "
advance be granted further Increase viii ne hskcd
until the pool Sroyed The small operators are
ranging for joint meeting with the miners ON this
subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
NOTES IN THE FIELD OF LxBOR.

PIT1,BuHG. Dec. 81 (Spccab.-The building trades or
Tlit,burg ana Allegheny City a,e TO form league which
vii, be beneficial to it, members aud their employers It's
object viii be tho avoidance OF strikes, which frequently
originate in trade but injurious 10 all The griev-
aucc NJ any one branch will be accorded calm discuss
ion ia the League, which committee VIII be ap-
pointed 10 meet repre- sentaves OF the Contractors
uiou the decision OF the joint conference Ia be hhal
Siy hundred blast furnace men AT Andrew tatheRl'
Tdr Thompson steel Works, AZ BraddOck are 10 get an
advance ia wages ranging from ton 10 tweve ana one,
half per cent Nearly four hundred laOOreIs employed
about the furnaces VIII get n Ike Increase.
You>GsrowN, ohio. Dec 81 t>pecID.-The arbiirators
10 whom was referred the question of an advance de-
Inand.d by I. e. miners. made a unanimous award TO-
night increasing the price 10 be paid per ton from % To %
cents. No further trouble IL anticipated
BosroS Dec. 3l.-1hc employees OF tho South Boston
street Railway Company held meeting last night at
which the compans reply To their demands FOR the rem
e,y OF certain grievances submitted some OF tile
demand. were acceded 10 by the company, Du ie gen
eral result was not satisfactory, and II was ntmaedo
the company that aftcr hidhlght Oh N"tu'"' '"s"'
strike Was probable.
PM ,pEIPuA, Dec. 3l.-At some or the ai r brew
cries wagons were running to-day, but hot arly the
usual amount Of delivered. There Is general
feeling among the employers that the men " be com
prlel Ia give by Monday. The strikers hcld another
meeting today which the knShts ~ Labor oteahia-
on was denounced and IL was decided TO Join tho German
Federation OF Trades. William Obcn Christian Stchsel
kntharua -chufllar August Nomcr ana Ebc; ~ Hcfter
are said 10 have agreed to the strikers terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
TELEGR.IPHIC NOTES.
stossoN suED FOR S25 900.

CHICAGO Dec 3lJames H. Follows the agent OF the Tobey
Furniture Company. whom the billiard player George r.
so,5on had charge of perjury has sued Soss0n
IN lie superior or $4,000 damages The charge Of
by Justice PfuniefNle, ana FELLOWS
now wants damage. for false imprisonment
TRYING TO STAMP OUT THE CHAMBERS
CHICAGO, Dec 3l.A dispatch ir,an Carthage III, says
yesterday condemned ami shot too
valuable horses belonging To Burr tfon Ihe animals were
badly diseased with Bianders Inc PROMISES "Vto i""o
for niueiy days" -
CENSuRE FROM A CHICAGO GRAND JURY:
CIucAGO 3l.-Ihe Ucctmbcr Grand Jury nnishcd ns
duties day. aud Ill report which Judge Collins COM
the existence OF certain puYrsrcs
.cnring them to be OF crime The report
irt,r says "Wo behcvo the Police Department ana Mayor
The character OF tue re-
,"fs of the bad women TO DO tes2ohsoe io' e
eXislenco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
S,,ypwRECKs ON THE MOSQUITO COAST

NrwORLEANs Dec. 3l-The steamer Ahgelcan from
pueoeIds brought to this city Captain Kragsgord OF
c steamer Lucy F. Miller lie reports his vessel ashore
near Buefclds The Anglican also brought captain
Elliott and portion of the crew Of the brig Ernest OF
w Work hound from Colon for Puerto COrtez TO load
III mnboenny which was wrecked on the Mosquito
Coast on December . during severe horther mo
crew lost all their effects The Anglican also Drousn,
~ 80 of hc schooner Eddy Done. which wrecked
on Great Corn Island during severe gale III the hrst
I'm nnlrmlrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

Tn MOS, " j., pc Ji.-In tho suprcmc court
10 day before Judges Icc1 AMI IIfhcr. Orlcf Sas
una c commanding The railroad companies oontcsung
thn aynct Jf taVc, II l-rI. - it that portion
due uncf uso recent ds yiYl Of Chff lu-4ce L,asey
be- auout IA ti,el ~ the 81 of IF 10 day j. aboLs
S,,,O'C aM Of thi- ar OIht ~ s. OOJ '1n be pIA
20 tAo state 1iel.uIr WItlun tht ucNt 9 nth 1hc
Hca i.c RAN udd compauy was allowed tine 90 pay
the amount luc. - pyp. Z" be- pIh on January 10.
ami a like amount mlntLh uhtI al j. pad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
BRlss BAyD RIrlIRr lEaDS 10 TWO urRDrRS

ADo. Dec. - A dispatch ~ The Tunes from Brcn-
ham, Texas says: Two negroes, Oscar and Tom Hop
kn. were nssa-snated last evening by another negro.
Dan Nelson The two brothers. accompanied by a
friend we're walking the platform In front Of tho
freight depot When The were short distance from
the depot Ncl-on stepped o the door. armed with "A
double bnrrcllcd gun. loaded heavily with huckshot He
took deliberate aim aud shot OF the brothers In the
back tho load entering just below the shoulder blade,
coming ont IN front The other brohcI hearing the shot
booked back when nelson nTcd the other barrel the load
taking effect. bali the LETT eye and The other thco
the top of the head He fell on the platform and died
fc minutes 1hc brother who shot in the hack
IL dead Nelson has been put in jail. The murder
wac flo result old frud iyal brass bands
Nelson claimed tnat The Hopkins boys had previously
tTlcd to t,sa,-iuatc lin"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

ALBANY Dee 3I.-Judge Rufus w. Peckham' OF mo
Supreme Court. resigned today ana TOOK t'o o''' Va
orico ns Judge of the Court of Appeals -.
dinner Ia Judge Pcckhnm was gwen ~ inc s f're
Orange Clubhouse tonight bt tne leva' II and tho
Judges Of tho Court OF Appeals tand General Miles
rle among others. were also present Juugc
r"rLer General Parker. Matthew Hale. W. Bayar Van
Rcns.ciaer " /. Learned, d. H. shepard. Hiram H.
slckles. Judge Van Alstyne, Hamilton ha'r'' ""' 'o'"
Y l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
cHlcAGo AYD BALTIMORE STATISTICS


CnicA cAGo Dee u CiocdiJ The statistics 81 the heads
~ the various city departments show that during the
past year total frontage of 100000 Zee" of dings was
erected at toid expenditure ~ SO 700 The cor
uucrs held l@7G ingucsis Forty five were murdered
Including the police victims ~ the Haymatkct not Tie
Marriage I4rcn-c Cidk reported that 1000 marriage
licenses were issued against 10000 the preceding year
Fort, housIud prosecuted u the police
courts during the year aud S20O.OOO u nn'- imposed
The tie City from the issuance of retail liquor
store licenses 5-2OOo Prom trade standpoint II
shown that compared with l-sj receipts of wheat fell
500 600 bushels round numbers. Corn fell short
al OUT I.OOOUOO bushels Receipts Uf "ni- and bar
les acIc larger Dy 2UUOUOO bushcl,. it'9l dc, lnc
90 The arrival. Ol -Four and WOOL l. noted About 5VOOOO
more hog, irf here h- year alive than did last year
About 100000 600 pounds more OF dressed beef were
shipped frim chicago IN l@-S than In l--o. The ship
mcnt- cauic much lighter. About .5ooooO head
'at~ slaughtered at the stock yald' and about
1900 900 hogs.
HGLItWnRL. nrc The receipts Of wheat NJ the port
of Baltimore In 1856 - 201 .G2- bushels. against
-.ili1lt bushels ia 1888. while te shipments f,r the
year st closed were 10 jJl 600 bushels against I,j75,
2G1 bus,l, lsa5 The receipt 81 corn Ia l-sG wcrc
~ I4- ~. against l5.giA bushels In 1--1. fho
shipments 1854 300 bushels IN $50 and I'm lS"5
IBss2.lpD bushels Ihe r-''p'- of nour IN l--' ~rro
91l5I2i barrels. against iaS9OG3 hartsl- iu l-Nj The
exports lplGii~ barrels ia le-d. against 1893.
OpJ ~ i--5. Increase 81 -2J3-j barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
RrrRA orry0 CONFESSION or MURDER

MuwtukrE. Dee. ~ Edmond Kcnh was arrested
hero yesS ray for drunkenness During the afternoon
no confessed 10 detective that he Is the murderer OF
Amelia Osen whose body was found on tho pialie WI
the ouiskrts Of Chicago january lG 1854 He SAID nc
d occouuon,.d the riri to dance and that the way
hoe he crminally assaulted and then cut her throat lie
further sta ted that his father no" serving tcnyeais
sentence Tor manslamghtcr III Cali which state
rnent corrobOIaied 10y an examination oi te liso
rccoris of thai state kcnn said that he was haunted
b, hl victim aud that he did not whether " not o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
FivoRAnli FoR mn HAy rIEw RioYERS

NuwstKfr. b. ~. -IhcIup the HayNiow rot case
reported At oeock THIS nncrn9gn tor The sccond time
bat hey could nut agree The nst report made at
al a. Judge rl"ar bad them sout back Ia the jury room
"ei in'lfu'tng ihcn tAat thcy could not nud one OF
sss e th' accua-nts luti inuosent aud Disagree
,t'sf"h't- The foreman nf the ltty tod the Judge
.t ae uoushi the3 could to an agicontnt II they
N,i' kfanied further time
h' lhtl f"ih'ii q verdict This aff rnOOn~ after having
,.h ~, "it tatnti i've hours. Amlfew tuursl nud John
M pes' Neie n'puii,ed aud John Goudek found guilty
'psa if'l mon io IL, rrosts bu3se. whore guns by
shHhF o. fit kus'iuako tlutu- had been t0Ftd nud at
bmpicd to seiye the arms Toe an sitn, ON tne militia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
VcnrAsrp noMlNIOV rrvrNrrs

ttsrHrti. BE-, 3l O,gccaD.-r The increase in Dominion
f,.ennc 40 me Port Montreal s year nas been large
ie receipt. iof December alone show AN Increase of
neatly $500 900 compared with ''e same month of last
,onr m The lass sx months there has been increase
of over " 600 0oO compasfd With lat year Ihc re-
efIgfa toe ls-d were e. ,G-6lp against t6HS2.sv- Ia
iHs1 an iucrtaHe rf ~ DrvNl7 Poe this lear -
iHauh revenue show Hu increase ofr-d' nCI
ue t,ospis for 1856 being fi.sti,OiG and iof 1883
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